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January 25 2019

January 25, 2019
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Pharaoh appears to be all white but does have a few faint Serval spots on him.

Big Cat Updates

Alexa Flash Briefing

Coordinator Report – Afton Tasler

Chilly day with what looks like more to come.

Steph C. and I fixed a tiger lockout. She now has access to that lockout.

Steph C., Tanya, and I also finished raking in the big section of Maya’s old cage.

Fred and Mazz cleaned all of the hospital cages and got put away at the end of the day.

Photos of the Day

Good morning Big Cat Rescue Friends! ☀️
Handsome Pharaoh wishes you a fantastic FURiday! 🐾
Have a great day everyone! 🌺

Good morning Big Cat Rescue Friends! ☀️ Handsome Pharaoh wishes you a fantastic FURiday! 🐾 Have a great day everyone! 🌺 — Good morning from Pharaoh Serval

Pharaoh appears to be all white but does have a few faint Serval spots on him.

Pharaoh appears to be all white but does have a few faint Serval spots on him. — Pharaoh Serval appears to be all white but does have a few faint Serval spots on him.

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Apollo Siberian Lynx enjoying a yummy treat from Keeper Des. Enrichment: What is it and Why is it important? Find out at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigCatRescueUnits/learning_content/?filter=490007791502515 Photo by Keeper Mary Lou Geis

Apollo Siberian Lynx enjoying a yummy treat from Keeper Des. Enrichment: What is it and Why is it important? Find out at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigCatRescueUnits/learning_content/?filter=490007791502515 Photo by Keeper Mary Lou Geis

January 26 2019

Amanda Tiger just seconds before telling her Keeper to "Get Lost!"

Amanda Tiger just seconds before telling her Keeper to "Get Lost!"

January 24 2019

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